Privacy Policy

The Thirtieth Night · last updated 11 November 2026

The Thirtieth Night is a single-player story game. It has no accounts, no ads, no analytics and no tracking. This page explains the little that does leave your device, and why.

What stays on your device

Your progress, settings, choices, lantern oil and hag stones are saved only on your device. We never receive them. Deleting the game deletes them.

Notifications (only if you turn them on)

After the first night, the game asks whether you want notifications. If you say yes, your device gets a push token and a Firebase installation ID from Google's Firebase Cloud Messaging, and is added to a topic for the game language you chose. These identifiers are used only to deliver notifications: occasional news about the game, sent to everyone who plays in that language. They are not used for advertising or tracking, are not linked to your name or any account, and are not sold or shared.

Reminders that the night is waiting are created on your device and need no server.

If you say no, or later turn notifications off in Settings, the token is withdrawn and nothing is sent to your device. You can also turn notifications off in your phone's settings.

Firebase is provided by Google. See Firebase privacy and security.

Deleting your data

The Thirtieth Night keeps no account and no server copy of you. The only data that leaves your device is the notification token and Firebase installation ID, and only if you turned notifications on. To delete it:

1. Open the game, go to Settings, and turn Notifications off. The token is withdrawn at once and the game leaves every notification topic; nothing more is sent to your device.
2. To delete everything else (your progress, settings, oil and hag stones), uninstall the game. All of it is stored only on your device.

Purchase records are kept by Google Play or the App Store under their own policies. If you need help, write to info@techtarget.app.

Purchases

Purchases are made through Google Play or the App Store. They handle your payment details; we never see them. The game asks the store which items you own so it can unlock them.

Children

The game is not directed at children under 13 and we do not knowingly collect information from them.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version will appear on this page with a new date.

Contact

Questions: info@techtarget.app